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@5wks pregnant hcg was 18000. could that means twins?
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Not necessarily: HCG levels vary greatly depending on the person, and while higher HCG levels may possibly indicate twins it is definitely not diagnostic. You will need an ultrasound to make that determination.
Answered 7/23/2015
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